Jacqueline Boaks

Dr. Jacqueline Boaks is a Senior Lecturer at the Curtin Centre for Applied Ethics within the Faculty of Business and Law, Curtin University. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Western Australia. Her research focuses on ethics, leadership, and critical thinking, with a particular emphasis on integrating ethical considerations into business and organizational contexts. She co-edited the book *Leadership and Ethics* and has published widely on topics such as democracy, leadership theory, and the philosophy of technology. Her work critiques traditional leadership paradigms and explores ethical frameworks for modern institutions.

Dr. Boaks’s publications span academic journals like *Philosophy of Management* and *Journal of Business Ethics*, addressing themes such as integrity in universities, Aristotelian influences on leadership theory, and moral compasses in business leadership. She has also contributed to accessible texts like *Short Cuts: Philosophy*, discussing technology’s ethical dimensions. Her research highlights the intersection of philosophy with practical leadership challenges.

Her teaching expertise includes business ethics, leadership ethics, and critical thinking at the tertiary level. She actively engages with scholarly debates, as seen in her responses to critiques of her leadership theory work. No specific awards are listed, but her contributions to ethics and leadership discourse are notable in academic circles.